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  1. ★Turn on closed captions with 18 languages!【Subtitles】English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, French, German, Vietnamese, Russian, Indonesian, Chinese, Korean, Hindi, Persian, Arabic, Polish, Thai,Turkish, Greek
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  2. I'm brand new to this channel, I LOVE this! I box as a complete hobbyist. It's amazing to see how quickly he picked up that hook (also love the coaching, great tips).

  3. 中達也先生は達人域の武道家。言い方悪いかもしれないけどフルコン空手家に達人は見当たりません。

  4. Something for me. I have about 15 years experience in Karate and I will take part in boxing fight for the first time, this month.

  5. 中先輩の後の村田さんの左フックの威力も圧力も半端じゃないのが分かる。スゴいわボクシング。

  6. I have been a teacher of old school Tae Kwon Do for about 40 years. Took up boxing ten years ago while I was rehabbing after knee surgery. It’s become a staple of my training since then. Much harder than it looks, but beneficial to all martial artists. This sense has two issues with technique that could be corrected to drastically improve his punching technique. One, sink into your punches instead of rising. This applies even when punching up to a taller person. Two, return your hands to your face on the same flight path they left. He shoots a straight punch, drops his hand and then returns it to his guard position. This is common when teaching boxing to traditional karate guys. There are of course, many other things that can be corrected to help his punching, but as a disciplined and humble person he would probably excel. To really embrace boxing, not just the punching aspect of it, one should practice under the tutelage of a pure boxing coach in a boxing only gym. The benefits are huge.

  7. Нака молодец, знакомится с разными видами ударных видов спорта

  8. Hmm. Sorry. This is only a one way training? No powerfull feedback kick from a real champion. Just sweaty laborious efforts. He can't last 2 rounds.

  9. 身体の使い方が違う気がするボクシングですがインパクトの瞬間凄いですね。倒れます。教える方もすごいです。

  10. What a great Boxer ist Sensei??? Wow and my deep respect. Start with boxing at the age of 6, Now i'm 45 and ibhave the yellow belt in shotokan. Cross-experiance ist a wonderful Thing. Oss fron Germany !

  11. он оставляет руку на месте после удара. Любой боксер его уничтожит.

  12. 尋常じゃない!吸収力、スピード、パワー、テクニック、身体操作は全てにおいて尋常じゃない!とても57歳とは思えない!協会総本部指導員で全国大会を二度制覇した達人だが、ほんの僅かな時間でボクシングを習得するのは並の武道空手道家では到底無理です!

  13. When the instructor started teaching the left hook punch, his teaching seemed a lot like Muay Thai hitting. That is, to hit THROUGH an object. Put your whole weight behind and through the strike. Mike Tyson fought like that. He was always moving forward which added his bodyweight to the power of his punch. Seemed to work well for Iron Mike.

  14. I’m 77 years old with 50+ years in Karate and a number of my seniors in Shotokan trained in boxing and taught boxing.

  15. Cat dropping his hands like crazy. Bad on the boxing trainer letting that shit slide. Not even a good practice when fighting bare knuckle, but easier to get away with if you've got super hard punches and well-conditioned hands. #1 way that many professional Thai Boxers in Thailand get beat by Americans that come visit to fight: Better hands, because we don't want to get hit in the face. Lot of Japanese karate doesn't care because lot of bare knuckle karate fighting (like Sabaki iirc) doesn't allow face punches. Same thing here, but wonder how long he actually trained in a gym and got put to task against actual boxers.